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Happy hour comeback? Healey, once wary of idea, says she supports local option for discounted drinks

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By Samantha Gross 
| The Boston Globe
On the heels of swift effort from the state Legislature to extend last call at bars to at least 3 a.m. this summer, Governor Maura Healey opined on another boozy topic that has long rankled Beacon Hill — lifting a ban on happy hour. Healey said on WEEI’s “The Greg Hill Show“ Tuesday that she “personally” supports happy hour, which allows for discounted prices on alcoholic drinks, but has been illegal in Massachusetts for decades.
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Mass. lawmakers embrace a 3 a.m. last call for the World Cup, but are at odds over how long to allow expanded public drinking

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By Samantha Gross 
| The Boston Globe
With five days left before FIFA World Cup matches begin in Foxborough, Massachusetts lawmakers have agreed that communities should be able to allow bars to stay open until 3 a.m., but there is still plenty of confusion about how long fans would be able to imbibe in public.
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All 3 candidates for Mass. governor promise transparency. They also say they won’t release their tax returns.

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By Samantha Gross 
| The Boston Globe
Disclosing personal financial details isn’t required by Massachusetts law, but many politicians have provided the documents when running for higher office, Healey once being among them. The tax returns can provide insight into the money they have available to shape their ability to get their message out to voters.
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